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A live, runnable redesign of India's e-Visa portal, composed only from
@hopline/ux4g-reactcomponents and design tokens, as a real-world demonstration of the kit. Ported from a Claude Design handoff.What's added (three standalone, gov-blue-themed pages)
/examples/evisa— redesigned portal: three-tier government header, accessible notices ticker (pauses on hover/focus, respects reduced-motion), task-first three-column layout, service launcher, scannable visa-category cards, eligibility quick-check./examples/evisa/apply— four-step guided application: stepper, live summary rail, per-step plain-language validation, autosave, success state./case-study/evisa— the writeup (problem, research, principles, process, key decisions, mobile, accessibility, metrics, "Everything is UX4G"). Linked from the docs nav.Shared code in
apps/docs/src/evisa/; a[data-evisa]-scoped gov-blue theme + layout CSS; a minimalEvisaLayout.astro(no docs chrome).Notes
@hopline/ux4g-react+ tokens. The only additions are a small inline-SVG icon helper and CSS-grid layout. The government blue is a single themeable-primary override; no component was forked.LogoSlotshows labelled boxes and auto-swaps to real images when official PNGs are dropped intoapps/docs/public/evisa/assets/. An "Unofficial redesign concept" ribbon stays on the pages.Verification
astro check: 0 errors across 21 files;astro buildgreen (7 pages).